Home offices are, typically, on the boring side. You might have an entire room that serves as your office, or perhaps just a section of the family room or bedroom. You probably have a simple desk, office chair, computer, printer, small desk lamp, and maybe even a dying, potted plant sitting in the corner.
Finally something different in dental website design! Engage Dental specializes in both designing and promoting websites for dentists. Whether you're looking for a turnkey solution or going the DIY route, our dental blog is jammed with information on everything from SEO for dental websites, to social media marketing for dentists.
While our roots are in websites and marketing for dental specialists, we now offer, due to demand, websites for all types of dental practices. So read on, pick up some tips and let us know if we can help in any way!
Can Pinterest Work for Dentists?
Look out Facebook and Twitter. There’s a new social media site in town. Pinterest, which launched in March 2010, has slowly become the latest social media craze. How is it different from other sites? It’s essentially a public online scrapbook where you can find images from all over the web (or upload ones yourself) and “pin them” to your pinboards. This is a great way to express yourself and to let others know what your interests are. Like to cook? Find pictures of your favorite foods. Enjoy traveling? Add pictures of all the cities you’ve visited. Is your favorite color blue? Let everyone know with pictures of the the sky, Sesame Street’s Grover and Joni Mitchell’s “Blue” album cover.
Should My Dental Practice Use Twitter?
Twitter is currently one of the best social media tools available. Millions of users tweet everyday and stay connected with just 140 characters. Regular people, celebrities, organizations and businesses all log on to Twitter to express themselves. Dentists can use Twitter to stay in touch with clients and attract new ones, if done properly.
You Should Be Email Marketing – Here’s Why
Most people have a typical morning routine. Shower, comb your hair, brush your teeth, eat a quick breakfast and, before taking off for work, check your email accounts. Checking your email doesn’t stop in the morning, though. People are constantly checking their emails throughout the day whether it’s on their laptops, tablets or phones.
